Dodgeland High School - Reflections Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

Dear Friends, Unlike past years, when it came time to choose a dedication for this years Reflections I found this to be an easy task. Choosing a person, or persons if you will, to dedicate this book to was not the difficulty, but finding the correct words to express my feelings has been very hard. Sometimes we tend to take the simple things in life for granted, but over time I have come to realize that life is too short for us to take anything for granted. Life, as we all are aware, does not last forever. Even though we know that death is unavoid- able, it still creeps up on us and shocks us, especially when it takes someone close to us whom we care for deeply. Many of you have lost close family and friends, as I have. You know that the hurt goes deep and that there’s no cure for the pain. That is why this years Reflections is dedicated to all of the people who once shared in our lives but now have left us. It is dedicated to the times they shared with us, the joy they brought us, and the memories which we will hold forever. This dedication was not made in the hopes that it would bring tears to your eyes, but it was made in the hopes that your heart would be flooded with beautiful memories. “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven: a time to be born and a time to die.” Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 FAEULTY 4 - 7 ORGANIZATIONS 8 - 38 SENIORS 33-48 ATHLETES 49-73 AGTIVITIES 74-96 GRADES 97-109 ADVERTISING 110-180 ADMINISTRATION FRONT ROW: Mildred Weiss. Robert Bussewitz. Merlin Stutz, Jerome Haase. BACK ROW: Fred Lampe. Richard Kasten. Eugene Becker. Vern. Dolde. Catherine Lentz. Mr. Kohls - Principal Cooks - (right to left) Marion Rupnow, Sharon Wackett. Stephy Minnio. Custodians - Willard Lauersdorf. Mary Mosser. Custodians - Allen Weiss. Loren Vick. District Office Secretary - Mrs. Steffen. Miss Neibauer. Mrs. Dombeck. Guidance Secon- dary - Mr. Dornfeld High School Office Mrs. Duffy FACULTY 86-87 Mr. Gross - Ag Miss Kahl - Art Mr. Kuhn - Art Mr. Schuster - Art i Miss Lemke - Business Mrs. Neumann - Business Mr. Saugstad - Business Mr. Aylesworth - English Mrs. Brieman - English Mr. Edming - English Ms. Hodgson - Home Ec. Miss Ewing Miss Schultz - Interpreters Miss Hermann - LD Miss Weider - LD Miss Sullivan - Librarian 6 Mr. Rampanelli - Math; Mr. Smanz - Math Miss Brice - Music Mr. Roberson - Musics Mr. Bravick - Health £ Mr. Schecher - Science Mr. Krueger - Social Studies Mr. Sweeney - Social Studies Mr. Daley - Biology 7 FRONT Chris Cribben. Sandy Gahlman, Troy Haupert, Len Rydstrom. BACK Debbie Kalschuer, Bill Kolb. Julie Gahlman, Andi Wild. The N.H.S., advised by Mr. Schecher, held a tapping ceremony on December 18th. The theme for his ceremony was “An N.H.S. Christmas.” There were eight new members inducted into the club. After the tapping ceremony, there was a reception held for the new members and their families. The club then hosted a Val- entines dance on February 13th and a Blood Bank on April 23rd. FRONT Sandy Gahlman. Debbie Kalschuer, Debbie Bischoff. Julie Gahl- man, Chris Cribben, Tracy Stieglitz. Andi Wild. BACK Kim Brigowatz. Felicia Nebl. Amy Dornfeld. Troy Haupert, Eric Kestin. Brad Bahls. Bill Kolb. LEFT TO RIGHT President Eric Kestin. Vice President Felicia Nebl. Secretary Tracy Stieglitz. Treasurer Amy Dornfeld. 9 The 1986-1987 Student Council had a memorable year. This year the Student Council sponsored two assemblies including a magician and a hypnotist. The two dances, Turnabout and Homecoming were both a success. The Council also sponsored the newly formed SADD chapter. This year will mark the completion of the trophy case, and a proposed outdoor sign for the front of the school. Other Student Council activities include the Scholorship Program and the Community Service Award, and to commemorate the bicentenial of the constitution, the presentation of a framed copy of the constitution to the Library. First Semester Student Council. First Row: Lisa Roy. Jennifer Kramer, Michelle Raabe. Second Row: Beth Bachofen. Robin VonHaden. Curt Arndt. Third Row: Wendy Draheim. Kevin Schultz. Steve Wild, Craig Schoppe. Erik Kulke. On Stairs: Melissa Berthold. OFFICERS: Trea- surer Chris Cribben. Secretary Paula Westphal, Vice President Julie Gahlman. President Eric Yarolimek. Second Semester Student Council, Front: Erik Kulke. Candy Stra- hota. Robin VonHaden, Becky Gentz. Amy Dobbratz, Jennifer Kramer. Back: Wendy Draheim, Christy Mortenson. Melissa Berthold. Chad Bader, Leonard Rydstrom. Daniel Koltz, Craig Schoppe. Curt Arndt. ADUNES DEADLINES DEADLINES DEADLINES DEADLINES DEAD Top Left: Stephenie Mininio, Kris Neis, Sue Ellis. Amy Dobbratz. Center: Kris Brigowatz, Melissa Berthold. Bottom Left: Ms. Kahle. Joann Greppi, Diane Weinheimer. Lisa Roy, Paula Jeffery, Tina Shea, Sally Nehls. Mary Metzger. Robin Von Haden. Joelle Klages. OFFICERS: Melissa Berthold-Editor, Paula Jef- frey-Sales Manager. Sally Nehls-Photographer. Tina Shea-Photographer. Kris Brigowatz-Adver- tising Manager. m co D m D m co O m D FFA TRACTOR DRIVE IN DAYS 12 FFA SENIORS-JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Trace Steiner, Sue Davidson, Dawn Manning, Kris Moser. Kay Pearson. Debbie Kals- cheur. SECOND ROW: Advisor Mr. Gross. John Berndt. Todd Manske, Terry Kohls, Ron Neis, John Stanton. THIRD ROW: Mike Becker. Darrell Mintz- laff, Corey Schreier. Ross Winter. Matt Yuenger. Randy Giesecke. Kevin Schultz. Dean Knueppel. Steve Metzger. Leonard Rydstrom. Mark Justmann. FIRST ROW: Mark Yuenger. Jamie Hens- chel. Shannon Guenther. Sara Callies. Eddie Weiss. John Neu. SECOND ROW: Steve Lepple. Derek Marquart, Brian Bahls. Troy Justmann. Dan Soter. Rick Strommen. Brian Vinz, Joel Schaalma. THIRD ROW. Kurt Peterman. Mark Buelter. Tim Loomis. Mark Krause. Chad Buelter. Ken Rist. Pete Tillema. Wally Lauersdorf. Jeff Schuett. SOPHOMORES-FRESHMEN OFFICERS Pres.-Kevin Schultz V. Pres.-Leonard Rydstrom Treas.-Darrell Mintzlaff Sent.-Terry Kohls Sec.-Kay Pearson Pari.-Matt Yuenger His.-Randy Giesecke Chap.-Troy Justmann Rep.-Debbie Kalscheur Advisor Mike Gross 13 “Small but strong” was the motto for the Art Club this year. Even though their numbers were few the group held together for a very productive year starting with a chips sale in the fall, on to painting a mural in the art room, then setting up a spring art show, and finally a trip to The Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD). At right Sue Davidson and Tonia Wendt hard at work. MEMBERS Left to right: Kelly Borth, Bill Whit- ed, Chris Heuer, Sue Davidson, Tonia Wendt, Ms. Kahle Advisor, Kurt Whited, Brian Hamning, Becky Gentz, Joel Stiller. Sally Nehls OFFICERS — Treasurer Becky Gentz, President Joel Stiller, Vice President Chris Heuer. Secretary Sally Nehls ART CLUB ESPANOL FRONT ROW: Joe Hupf, Kelly Riege, Rachel Laursdorf, Chris Neis, Pam Recker, Jenny Kramer, Theresa Mintzlaff, Christie Mortenson. SECOND ROW: Chris Koch, Shelly VanderGalien, Paula Westphal, Diane Weinheimer, Wendy Kuz- niewicz, Kris Moser, Chris Recker, Stephie Mininno, Tammy Zabel, Alice Wood- ruff, and Mr. Edming. THIRD ROW: Marc Rupnow, Ervin Woodruff, Kathy Hol- bach, Shannon Eauslin, Amy Krinn, Robin VonHaden, Jessica Paulin, Kim Schmidt, Jamie Paulin. FOURTH ROW: Keith Schmidt, Mark Klossner, Brian Hamning, Rob Kluz, Steve Strode, Brian Davis, Debbie Kalscheur, Jason Polsin. FORENSIC ADVISOR: Mrs. Brieman, Mr. Edming and Mr. Aylesworth. GOLD WINNERS: Kris Moser and Troy Hau- pert FORENSICS CLUB MEMBERS: Front: Tony Kudak. Chris Cribben. Amy Dornfeld. Becky Polsin. Kris Moser, Tina Shea, Rosemary Cribben. Middle: Eric Kestin, Debbie Kalscheur. Robin Von Haden, Diane Weinheimer, Marla Smith, Amy Damrow, Brad Bahls, Troy Boettcher, Shannon Guenther. Back: Troy Haupert. Michael Hall. Wendy Kuzniewicz. Andi Wild. Debbie Biscshoff. Julie Gahlman. Christy Mortonson, Paula Jeffery, Susan Gib- son. Billi Jo Petroselli. Sally Nehls. Far Back: Kris Brigowatz. Heather Kasten, Shannon Eauslin. 16 First Semester, First Row: Beth Gorr. Chris Neis, Jenny Schmidt. Holly Westphal. Lisa Roy. Second Row: Shannon Eauslin, Chris Recker, Kay Pearson. Mary Metzger. Dawn Man- ning. Third Row: Bill Whited. Paula Weinheimer. Brenda Dobbratz, Wen- dy Henschel. Fourth Row: Troy Alvar- ado. Wendy Draheim. Paula Jeffrey. Christy Mortenson, Marla Smith. Julie Gahlman. Chris Szopinski. Sandy Gahlman. HALL MONITORS THEY WATCH OVER US Second Semester. First Row: Julie Lentz. Kory Lesitico. Chris Neis. Julie Gahlman. Holly Westphal. Heather Jab- lonski. Amy Beechey. Second Row: Kim Gosdick, Christy Beechey, Michele We- gemer. Dawn Manning. Wendy Hens- chel. Kay Pearson. Third Row: Billie-Jo Petroselli. Terry Kohls. Kris Steffen. Mary Metzger. Jody Burnett, Shannon Eauslin, Debbie Kalscheur. Jenny Schmidt. Fourth Row: Troy Alvarado, Kerry Lischka. Brad Bahls, Chris Kulke, Joe Pitzlan, Christy Mortenson. Wendy Draheim, Jeanette Eauslin. I B R A R Y “L” from back: Kris Mountin, Sandy Kohls. Diane Weinheimer, Debbie Kalscheur. Tonia Wendt. Sandy Gahlman. Tracy Stieglitz. Debbie Bischoff. Sally Nehls. Shannon Eauslin. Paula Jeffrey, Kris Brigowatz, Kris Moser. Amy Beechey. Kim Schmidt “C” from back: Kristie Beechey. Robin Von Haden. Kathy Holbach, Amy Dobbratz. Sue Ellis. JoAnn Greppi. BilliJo Petroselli, Amy Krinn, Lisa Berger. Penny Theodozio, Dawn Grueneberg. Brenda Behling. Cathy Behling C L U B Library Aides: Amy Beechey, Jenny Gorr, Kris Mountin, Tonia Wendt Dreamrrrj III i f “ p- 1—“ ruN O serious ESCAPE mm V nterta.N.ng TREASURER - Kim Brigowalz. SECRETARY - Felicia Nebl, PRESIDENT - Scott Schulte. VICE PRESIDENT - Kris Braun FRONT: Julie Gahlman. Paula Jeffrey. Kris Brigowatz, Tina Shea, Joelle Klages. MIDDLE: Beth Klug, Steve Strode. Kris Steffen. Paula Weinheimer, Jenny Polsin. JoAnn Greppi, Diane Weinheimer, Marla Smith. BACK: Rose Cribben. Tonia Wendt, Dawn Grueneberg, Lisa Berger. Penny Theodozio, Kris Mountin, Marc Rupnow. Kim Schmidt, Kurt Whited. Deb- bie Kalscheur, Lisa Roy. Shannon Eaus- lin. Kathy Holbach. FRONT: Mike Hall. MIDDLE: Eric Kes- tin, Heather Jablonski. Advisor - Miss Sullivan, Felicia Nebl. Chris Cribben, Amy Dornfeld. Stephy Mininno (AFS), a Scott Schulte. BACK: Eric Yaroli- mek. Kim Brigowatz, Sandy Moraru- Plault (EF). Melissa Berthold. Kris Braun. 20 Ciao a Tutti! come va? I'm Stephy, the A.F.S. student from Italy. Milano, at Dodgeland. I’m almost at the end of my experience in the United States, and I enjoyed it a lot. A BIG thank you goes to my family, the Mountins. Miss Sullivan, and the A.F.S. chapter. I won't forget the other teachers and school staff too! What can I say about my experience? I learned a lot about a different culture, different style of life, different language, and how to sign my name!!!! “Remember. I heard teachers and students telling me. first sign your name and then your last name. (I always did the opposite). The thing that surprise me of America, most of all, is that in every house there are pets! I really hate them!!!! What did I like the best? The sweets, but don’t eat too much, you’ll gain weight, and then.......how to look it!?!?!?!?! I tried everything. I went out for every sport, but it is still sticking on me. Goodbye to everyone. Remember to get involved with A.F.S., it is fantastic, magniticent. and a lot of FUN!!!!!! Ciao e sempre in gamba. Salut Les Copains (HI) Well I guess there is always a goodbye for all good things. Before I leave I want to tell you that I had a great year in the United States. This year has been quite a change for me because I come from a big city, but that permitted me to know a TOTAL new way of life. I will always remem- ber Home Coming. Turnabout, and the Junior Prom, because I think that’s a very special moment. I will always remember all the activities at the disposition of the students and all the clubs to be involved in. because I’ll never have the chance again to do that, in France. The organization that gave me the opportunity to come wasn’t AFS, but an organization that has been placing students in Wisconsin for only a few years. It is called EF (Educational Foundation for Foreign Study). EF does not place exchange students only in the United States, but also in almost every other country in the world. This year I’ve visited famous places of Wisconsin. I went to Texas. Minnesota, and Illinois. I really think that the United States is a very nice country, which I will miss. I want to thank all my friends and Gerry, my Host mother, for giving me one of the unforgetable years of my life. P.S.: when you came here once, you have to come back!!!!! I will probably come back because I want to do Drama atudies for my future career. LOVE ALL OF YOU I’LL MISS YOU SANDY Stefania Mininno VIA C. Canti 5 20033 Desio MILANO ITALY SANDY MORARU 11. Chemin Du Meonil - Forget 91160 NOZAY. FRANCE 21 A U V I FRONT ROW: Kris Moser, Keri Polsin. BACK ROW: Mr. Schuster-Advisor, Brad Parson, Matt Schultz, Kurt Whited, Bill Whited. Duane Koltz. s u A L Why are these students smiling? Because this time it’s their turn to be photographed. When any staff member asks to have any event video taped they call one of the audio visual students. Some of the events that they have taped are Forensics, Debate, Mock Trial, Basketball, Football, Volleyball, Track, Speech- es, Special Events, Essemblies, Programs, Musicals, Style Shows, just to name a few. All equipment is portable so not only are events here at Dodgeland taped but any student activity outside of school as well. The students are trained in two sessions at the beginning of the year and earn Vi credit toward graduation if they successfully com- plete twenty takes or shows in one year. This is a great learning experience both for the students doing the taping and the students on tape. 22 LETTERWINNERS CLUB ROW 1 Angels Soldner, Beth Klug, Chris Cribben, Tina Shea. Amy Dornfeld. ROW 2 Amy Damrow, Kim Brigowatz, Feli- cia Nebl. Tracy Stieglitz. Chris Braun, Marla Smith. Debbie Kalscheur. Paula Weinheimer. JoAnn Greppi. Marc Rupnow. Craig Schoppe. ROW 3 Gwen Schultz. Dawn Walker. Sandy Gahlman. Andi Wild. Debbie Bischoft. Julie Gahlman. Sally Nehls. Bill Kolb. Brad Bahls. Curt Arndt. Kurt Whited. Brian Kohls. ROW 4 Wendy Dra- heim. Christy Mortenson. Paula Jeffery. Scott Schulte. Brian Bahls. Eric Yarolimek. Mark Justman, Troy Haupert. Len Rydstrom, Steve Wild. Kevin Schultz. Mike Hall. Terry Kohls. OFFICERS TREASURER Scott Schulte. SECRETARY Tracy Stieglitz. PRESIDENT Kevin Schultz. VICE PRESIDENT Kevin Schultz. VICE PRESIDENT Sandy Gahlman 23 “EXTRA-EXTRA” Read all about it in The Odyssey. Again our school newspaper continued to change as the year progressed. Computers were still used for production purposes, but our beloved paper adopted a more professional look. Articles continued to be entertaining as well as educational. They focused on some important issues such as the building of a new school. Hard working staff members are pictured here, proudly displaying the 1986 Christmas issue of The Odyssey. Front: Tom Aylesworth (advisor), Chris Heuer, Rachel Lauersdorf, Kelly Marquardt, Wendy Kuzniewicz, Marla Smith, Amy Damrow, and Debbie Kalscheur (co-editor). Middle: Mark Klossner, Kim Schmidt, Paula Weinheimer, Kris Braun, Melissa Berthold, Troy Yarolimek, Paula Jeffrey, and Angie Soldner. Back: Amy Dornfeld, Felicia Nebl, Sandy Gahlman, Kim Brigowatz (co-editor), and Dris Brigowatz. 24 Dodgeland Debaters proudly display their many trophies. Front: Debbie Kalscheur, Tina Shea, and Kris Brigowatz. Back: Troy Boettcher, Steve Strode, Mike Hall, Becky Polzin, and Eric Kestin. Missing from the photo is coach Mrs. Brieman. Officers for Debate. Bottom: Eric Kestin and Steve Strode. Top: Kris Brigowatz and Tina Shea. 25 HOME EC Front Row: Lisa Roy, Kelly Mar- quardt, Kristie Beechey, Denise Draeger. Second Row: Robin Von- Haden, Rodney Stanton, Brenda Behling. Third Row: Steph Mininno, Rachel Lauersdorf. Fourth Row: Heather Jablonski, Jody Burnett, Marla Smith. Fifth Row: Sue David- son, Joanne Wiser, Diane Wein- heimer. Sixth Row: Kurt Whited, Terry Kohls, Lisa Berger, Candy Strahota, Kris Moser. Seventh Row: Beth Gorr, Sandy Kohls, Penny Theodozio, Dawn Grueneberg. Eighth Row: Brenda Dobbratz, Kay Pearson. Front Row: Lisa Mulvaney, Sue Gibson, Wendy Dra- heim. Second Row: JoAnn Greppi, Tonja Stone. Third Row: Heather Kasten, Paula Weinheimer, Kathy Hen- riott. Fourth Row: Billi Jo Petroselli, Brenda Fabisch, Michelle Raabe. Officers: Front Row: Julie Lentz, Secretary; Brenda Dobbratz, Vice-President. Second Row: Heather Jablonski, Money-mak- ing. Third Row: Jody Burnett, Treasurer; Sue Davidson, Money- making; Beth Gorr, President. This year the Home Economics Club has been busy selling cook- books! We had a Christmas Party in which we had our 2nd annual officer’s cake decorating contest. This year’s winner was Jody Burnett. We decided to sell pizzas at our concession stand at basketball games. This was a great success. Thank you to all that worked on this project and purchased pizzas. We will have two scholarships going out this year. We also worked together with the FFA and sponsored an Easter Egg Hunt for all grade school children in the district. Special thanks to all those that helped. We had our banquet on April 23rd at the Juneau Community Center. Our top salespeople this year were JoAnn Greppi and Kay Pearson. Door prizes were given. We also went to the Wisconsin Dells in May for our trip. Thanks to all students, faculty, parents, and communities in the district who made our year a success. Top Salespeople: JoAnn Greppi Kay Pearson. Etching by Chris Heuer. At Right: The club members performing to the song “The Rose during the 1987 28 Spring Concert. Club Advisors: Michele Ew- ing, Helen Schultz, Top To Bottom: Lisa Roy, Amy Beechy, Judy Meier, Becky Gentz, Paula Weinheimer, Tammy Zabel, Diane Wein- heimer, Sue Davidson, Chris Heuer. A new addition to the list of Dodgeland Clubs and Activities this year was the Sign Language Club. The club greets you above with the sign I Love You , and the emotion is seen not only through their hands but on their faces as well. Seated: Jennifer Polsin, Carol Koch. Teresa Blume, Lisa Berger, and Troy Haupert Front Row: Joanne Wiser. Jenny Kramer. Chris Neis. Robin VonHaden. Lori Berger. Sara Callies. Cathy Henriott. Dawn Walker. Tina Shea-Drum Majors. Teresa Mintzlaff, Melissa Berthold. Amy Damrow. Shannon Gunther. Chris Szopinski. Lisa Mulvanie, and Mary Metzger. Second Row: Heather Jablonski. Traci Stiener. Wendy Kuzniewicz. Lisa VanderGailen, Amy Pilsner. Diane Weinheimer. Kris Brigowatz. Steve Strode. Chris Adams. Kris Mountan. Joelle Klages. Kim Schmidt. Debbie Kalscheur. Stacy Schultz. Amy Dornfeld. Kris Moser, and Dawn Manning. Third Row: Chad Kline, Mike Kolb. Jerry Marquardt. Ron Preskar. Eddie Weiss. Sandy Kohls. Candy Karpinski. Scott Mink. Shane Peltier. Randy Gieske. Troy Yarolomek. Mark Rupnow. Peter Geisheker. Alice Woodruff. Tammy Kohn, and Travis Krietzmann. Color Guard: Rose Cribben, Beth Klug, Jody Burnett, Marla Smith. Paula Jeffrey. Angie Soldner. Kris Braun. Gwen Schultz. Cindy Bauer. Michele Wegner. Sally Nehls. and Chris Cribben. Front Row: Amy Beechey. Margaret Mittag. Judy Meier. Lori Schuld. Rachel Lauersdorf. Kay Pearson. Tina Shea. Kelly Marquardt. Jackie Farrington. Julie Lentz. Michelle Raabe. Lori Firari, Jill Kramer. Second Row: Crystal Larson, Erik Kulke. Stacy Westphal, Billi Jo Petro- selli. Laura Maaske. Lisa Mulvaney. Sally Nehls. Kory Leistico. Alyce Woodruff. Kelly Riege, Amy Dobbratz. Kristie Beechey. Rose Cribben. Wendy Henschel. Third Row: Tammy Zabel. Ralph Tallman, Bill Braun. Dawn Grueneberg. Teresa Blum. Gwen Schultz. Kris Braun. Kim Brigowatz. Felicia Nebl. Tracy Stieglitz, Shelly Vandergalien. Keri Polsin. Paula Kohrt. Kim Gosdeck. Niki Schulte. Kris Steffen. Cindy Corton. Kelly Radke. Fourth Row: Andi Wild. Jodv Burnett. Sue Davidson. Sue Gibson. Troy Justmann. Kurt Whited. Chris Marks. Heather Kasten Chris Szopmski. Jodell Gierach. Patti Firari. Candy Karpinski. Wendy Draheim. Laura Johnson Lisa Berger. Penny Theodozio. Tammy Jaeger. Kim Kohrt. Miss Brice, instructor. Last Row: Ray Rahn. Tim Wagner. Ross Rahn, Duane Koltz, Rob Herreman. Eric Hinzmann, Chad Bader. Mike Hall. Chad Mountin. Brad Pocius, Leonard Rydstrom. Bryan Davis. John Vick. Shawn Boettcher. Brian Bahls. Jason Polsin. Sue Ellis. Christy Mortenson. Angie Soldner, Jeannette Eauslin. Denise Brown. ( lily XhaUc P TROY L. HAUPERT KRIS MARIE BRAUN JOHN MEIER PATTY ANN FIRARI DAWN MANNING PERRY FIRARI MELISSA ANN BERTHOLD DARRELL MINTZLAFF SHELLY VANDERGALIEN LEONARD D. RYDSTROM SUSAN MARIE DAVIDSON SHANE PELTIER KELLY MARQUARDT Seniors 35 STUDENT LIFE WHEN YOU SAY S-E-E-NIOR . . . YOU’VE SAID IT ALL! ! Most: shy- Steven Pullam Branda Dobratz courageous- Mike Hall Jackie Farrington reliable- Tracy Stieglitz fun- Mike Hall Scott Schulte spirited- Mike Hall Felicia Nebl intelligent- Eric Kestin Tracy Stieglitz determined- Amy Dornfeld Kris Braun crazy- Julie Lentz Terry Kohls Best: dressed- Eric Yarolimek Shelly VanderGalien athlete- Matt Yuenger Tracy Stieglitz artist- Eric Hinzmann writer-Kris Braun musician- Andrea Wild Troy Haupert sweet talker- Mike Hall sense of humor- Chris Cribben legs- Eric Yarolimek Seniors 37 Most likely to: succeed- Leonard Rydstrom Amy Dornfeld become president- Eric Kestin become an actress- Felicia Nebl become an actor- Mike Hall get married- Kim Brigowatz stay single- Sue Davidson Kerry Lishka become a clergyman- Eric Hinzmann become a nun- Kay Pearson JODELL GIERACH 38 Seniors TERRY KOHLS TRACY MARIE STIEGLITZ MATTHEW W. YUENGER ANDREA TERESE WILD ERIC A. YAROLIMEK PAULA WESTPHAL STEVEN PULLAM AMY LYNN DORNFELD MARK KLARKOWSKI CHRISTINE CRIBBEN GREGORY L. WARD Seniors 39 Senior Babies 41 ERIC HINZMANN JULIE A. LENTZ CARL HUBER JODY BETH BURNETT HOWARD VREDEVELD KIM MARIE BRIGOWATZ ■I SANDRINE MORARU SCOTT SCHULTE BRENDA K. DOBBRATZ KELLY RENEE BORTH KAY MARIE PEARSON ROB HERREMAN. ” Ebert”. MICHELE LEE WEGENER. Chele . Colorguard 1,2.3.4. Solo Ensemble 3.4. State 3. Swing Choir 4, Triple Trio 3.4, Volleyball 1.2,3.4. Basketball 1,2,3. Track 1. Track Manager 3. Letterwinners 1, AFS 1,2, Musical 1.2,3.4. HEATHER JABLONSKI. “ Shister ”, Pep Band 1,2,3, Contest Band 1,2, Wooewind Choir 2. Solo Ensemble 1.2. Cheerleading 3.4. AFS 3.4. Home Ec. Club 3.4. Officer 4. Art Club 3. Pom-pon 3,4. Junior Miss Pageant 3. School Newspaper 3,4. DARRELL MINTZLAFF. “Mince Meat”, Pep Band 1. Contest Band 1. FFA 1,2,3,4. Treasirer 4. CHRISTINE SZOPINSKI. Chris”. Homexoming Court 4. Prom Queen 3. Prom Court 3. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Contest Band 1.2,3.4. Woodwind Choir 1. Solo Ensemble 1. State 1. Track 1. Cheerleading 2, Home Ec. Club 3. Musical 4. Turnabout Court 1. GREGORY L. WARD. ” Wardy . GEORGE BEHLING. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1 MICKEY HOLLANDER. “Mike . Solo Ensemble 2. AFS 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2. Home Ec. Club 4. Art Club 4. Forensics 2,3.4. Musical 4. Yearbook 4. CYNTHIA SUE BAUER. “Cindy”. Prom Court 3. Colorguard 2.3.4. Capitan 4. Pep Band 1,2.3.4. Contest Band 1.2.3.4. Woodwind Choir 1,2, Solo Ensemble 1,2,3.4. State 1.3, Swing choir 3, Triple Trio 3,4, Cross Country 1.2. Track 1. Track Manager 2.3. Letterwinners 1.2. Home Ec. Club 3. Musical 3, Turnabout Court 3. Girls Basketball Statistician 2. FELICEA NEBL, “Felish”. Badger Girls State 3. National Honor Society 3.4. Officer-Vice President 4. Solo Ensemble 1.2.3.4. State 4. Swing Choir 3.4. Triple Trio 3.4. Basketball 1. Cherleading 1,2,3,4. Captain 4. Letterwinners 3,4. AFS 3.4. Secretary 4. Home Ec. Club 1.2. Tutors 2. Musical 1.2,3.4. Junior Miss Pageant 3. Odyssey 4. Tresurer-Class of '87-1,2.3.4. Turnabout Court 2, Academic Decathalon 4. KEVIN K. SCHULTS. “Cubby”, Homecoming King 4. Prom Court 3. Swing Choir 1.2,3.4. State 3, Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1,2.3.4. FFA 1.2,3.4, President 4. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Musical 1,2.3. ERIC KESTIN. “Eliohoa”. Badger Boys State 3. National Honor Society 3.4. Vice President 3. President 4. Basketball Manager 1.2.3. Student Council 2. AFS 3.4. Spanish Club 1.2. Debate 2,3.4, Forensics 2.3.4. Vice President-Class of '87-4. Mock Trial 1. CHRISTINE CRIBBEN. “Cribby . Homecoming Court 4. Colorguard 3.4. Pep Band 1,2.3.4. Contest Band 1.2.3.4. Woodwind Choir 1.2.3,4. Solo Ensemble 1.2.3.4. State 2.3.4. Swing Choir 3.4, Triple Trio 3,4. Track 1.3.4. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Letterwinners 1.2.3.4. Student Council 4. Treasurer 4. AFS 3.4. Home Ec. Club 1. Forensics 1,2.3.4. Musical 2,3.4. Junior Miss Pageant 3, President-Class of '87-1, Turnabout Court 3. JODY BETH BURNETT. Colorguard 3.4. Volleyball 2,. Volleyball Manager 2, Basketball Manager 1,2, Wrestling Manager 3. Track Manager 2. AFS 3.4, Home Ec. Club 2,3,4. Treasure 4. Forensics 2. Musical 2, Odyssey3. HOWARD VREDEVELD. Prom Court 3. TRACY MARIE STIEGLITZ. “Stiggy . Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3. Badger Girl State 3, National Honor Society 3.4. Secretary 4. Colorguard 3. Football Statistician 3,4. Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Volleyball Capitan 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Basketball Capitan 3. Basketball MVP 2.3. All Conf. Team 3. Honorable Mention 2. Track 2,3.4. Letterwinners 1,2,3.4. Treasurer 3. Librarians Club 3.4. Musical 2,4, Odyssey 3.4. Academic Decathalon 3. Business Skills Olympics 2.3. PAULA WESTPHAL. Colorguard 1, Student Council 3.4. Secretary 4. Spanish Club 3.4. Musical 1.2, Yearbook Staff 4 DAWN MANNING. Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Jazz Band 2.3.4. Contest Band 1,2,3,4, Brass Choir 2.3.4. Solo Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Cheerleading 1.2 FFA 4. Spanish Club 3. Sign Language Club 4. KAY MARIE PEARSON. Rona,” Solo Ensemble 3.4, Chorus 1.2,3.4, FFA-1.2,3.4, Secretary 4, Musical 1.2.3.4. Odyssey 4. Home Ec. Club 2,3.4. SHAME PELTIER. Pep Band 1.2.3.4, Jazz Band 1,2.3.4. Solo Ensemble 1.2,3. Football Manager 1. AMY LYNN DORNFLED. Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3. Badger Girls State. DAR Award. Hugh O'Brian Award. National Honor Society 3.4-Secretary 3. Treasureer 4. Pep Band 1.2,3.4. Contest Band 1.2.3.4. Woodwind Choir. Solo Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Crosscountry 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Letterwinners, Student Council 1. AFS 3.4. Spanish Club 2,3. Home Ec. 2. Forensics 2.3.4. Musical 3. Dodgelands Junior Miss, Odyssey 3.4. Secretary-Class of '87 3.4. Turnabout Court 2. JULIE A. LENTZ. “Jul”. Volleyball Mgr. 1.2. Track Mgr. 1. Student Council 1. AFS 1,3.4. Home Ec. 2.3.4- Secretary. Art Club 3. Tutors 3. Musical 4. Odyssey 3. SANDY GAHLMAN. “Slug”. Homecoming Queen 4. Prom Court 3. Football Stat. 1.2,3.4. Volleyball 1.2.3.4. -Captain 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2.3,4. Letterwinners 1.2,3. Librarians Club 3.4. Home Ec. 3. Art Club 1.2. Odyssey 1.2.3.4. Vice President-Class of '87 1.2,3. KRIS MARIE BRAUN. Braunie . Colorguard 2.3,4. Pep Band 1.2,3.4. Jazz Band 1.2.3,4. Band Board 4. Contest Band 1.2,3.4, Woodwind Choir 1.2.3.4. Solo Ensemble 1.2,3.4. State 1.3. Swing Choir 2.4. Triple Trio 3.4. Cross Country 1,2,3.4.-All Conference Honorable Mention 4. Basketball 1,2,3.4, Track 2.3.4. Letterwinners 1.2.3.4,-Secretary 3. AFS 3.4.-Vice President 4. Musical 1,2,3,4. Junior Miss Pageant 3. Odyssey 2,3,4, Yearbook 3. ERIC A. YAROLIMEK. Yaz , Homecoming Court 4, Prom Court 3. Badger Boys State, Pep Band 3, Jazz Band 1,2,3, Contest Band 1,2,3. Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3,4, Letterwinners 3.4. Student 1.2,3,4-President 4. Treasurere 3, AFS 3.4. Mock Trial 2.3.4. Academic Decathlon 4. MELISSA ANN BERTHOLD. Pep Band 1,2,3.4, Contest Band 1.2,3.4. Woodwind Choir 1,2,3.4, State 1. Solo Ensemble I.2.3.4. Volleyball 1.2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Basketball Stat. 4. Letterwinners 3. Student Council 2,3,4, AFS 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 2.3. Home Ec. 3, Musical 1.2.3.4, Odyssey 3.4. Yearbook 3,4- Editor 4. Turnabout Court 1. Academic Decathlon 3,4. LEONARD D. RYDSTROM, •‘Dick’’, Badger Boys State. Solo Ensemble 2,3.4. State 3, Swing Choir 2.3. Football 2.3. Cross Country 4. Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1, Letterwinners 3. FFA 1.2.3.4. Vice President, AFS 3. Musical 2,3,4. Math Team 1,2,3. MICHAEL J. HALL, Harlo . Badger Boys State. Solo Ensemble 1,3,4, State 3.4. Swing Choir 2,3,4. Football 1,2, Wrestling 4. Cheerleading 2. Letterwinners 2,3,4. AFS 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1,2,3, Debate 2.3.4. Forensics 1.2,3.4. State 1.2.3.4, Musical 1.2,3,4. Odyssey 3,4. President-Class of 87. Academic Decathlon 3.4. MATTHEW W. YUENGER. Matt Dogger , Homecoming Court 4, Football 2,3,4. All Conference Team 4. Basketball 1.2,3.4. -Captain 4. Honorable Mention 3, Track 1, Letterwinners 3,4. FFA 3.4. Student Council 1. Spanish Club 3, Turnabout Court 3. ANDREA TERESE WILD. Andi . Solo Ensemble 2,3,4. State 3. Swing Choir 3.4. Triple Trio 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3.4. Basketball 2, Track 1. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4. Letterwinners 4, Spanish Club 3. Home Ec. 2. Tutors 2.3. Pom Pon 3.4. Forensics 2,3.4. Musical 1,2.3.4. TROY L. HAUPERT. Badger Boys State 3. Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band 1,2,3,4, Band Board 4. Contest Band 1.2.3.4. Brass Choir. Solo Ensemble 1.2,3.4. State 3,4. Swing Choir. State 3. Football 1,2.3,4. Basketball 1,2,3.4. Track 1.2,3,4, Letterwinners. Student Council, A.F.S., Forensics 1.2,3,4, State 3. Musical 1,2,3,4 SHELLY VANDER GALIEN, Shoes' Prom Court 3. Colorguard 1. Chorus 1,2,3.4. Basketball 1, Spanish Club 3. Musical 1,2.4, Yearbook 4. SUSAN MARIE DAVIDSON. Vinnie , Solo Ensemble 2,3,4. State 3. Swing Choir 2,3,4, Triple Trio 2.3.4. Volleyball 1. Basketball Mgr. 2. Wrestling Stat. 3.4. FFA. Arts and Crafts 4. Librarians Club 1.2. Home Ec. 1.2.3.4, Art Club 4. Audio Visual 3. Musical 1,2,3.4. Junior Miss Pageant 3. Odyssey 3.4. Yearbook 3.4. KIM MARIE BRIGOWATZ. Kimmy , National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4. Contest Band 1. Woodwind Choir 1. Solo Ensemble 1,3,4, State 1.3. Swing Choir 3, Triple Trio 1.3, Volleyball 1.2. Basketball 1.2. Track 1. Letterwinners 1.3. Student Council 1.-Secretary, AFS 1.3.4-Treasurer 4. Art Club 3, Musical 1,2,3.4. Junior Miss Pageant 3, Doyssey 1,3,4-Editor 4. President Class of ’87 1. PATTY ANN FIRARI. Digger . Chorus 1.4, Basketball 2.3. Track 1. SCOTT SCHULTE, Homecoming Court 4. Prom Court 3, Gootball 1,2,3,4. Basketball 2.4. Track 2. Letterwinners 3.4. AFS 3.4-President 4. Tournabout Court 3. BRENDA K. DOBBRATZ, Doby , Chorus 2. Librarians Club 1. Home Ec. 1.2,3.4. Sign Language Club 4. Musical 2. Library Aide 3. DENISE C. DRAEGER, Mabel”. Student Council. Spanish Club 4. Home Ec. 4. KELLY MARQUARDT, Shorty . Colorguard 1. Solo Ensemble 2,3.4. Chorus 1,2,3, Triple Trio 2. Home Ec. 2.3.4-Vice President 4. Odyssey 1.2,3.4. MARY ANN METZGER. “Mare . Colorguard 1.2,3.4. Contest Band 3.4. Woodwing Choir 2.4, Solo Ensemble 2.4, Track 1.4. Cheerleader 1. AFS 2. Spanish Club 3. Sign Language Club 4. CHRISTINE MAE NEIS, Nice . Pep Band 1.2,3,4, Contest Band 1,2,3,4. Woodwind Choir 2,3,4, Solo Ensemble 1.2,3.4, Volleyball 1, AFS 2. Spanish Club 4, Sign Language Club 4. Yearbook 4. KELLY RENEE BORTH, Billy Bort . Solo Ensemble 2,3, State 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Swing Choir 3, Triple Trio 2.3. Volleyball 1.2. Track 1,2,-MV (field event) 2. Arts and Crafts 4. Student Council 1. Art Club 2.3.4. Musical 1,2,3, Yearbook 3.4. CHRISTOPHER KULKE, Wookie , Prom Court 3. Football 4. Home Ec. 3.4, Art Club 1. BETH A. GORR, Gorr . Librarians Club 1, Home Ec. 1,2,3,4,-President 4. Sign Language Club 4. MATTHEW DAMROW. Basketball 2,3, Wrestling 1.2, Track 4. PERRY FIRARI. Football 1,2.3,4. All Conference Team 4. ROBERT A. BUNGE, Football 4. Basketball 3. Basketball Mgr. 1. JACKIE FARRINGTON DANIEL FEHLING MICHELE LEE WEGENER CYNTHIA SUE BAUER KERRY LISCHKA TRACI STEINER MARY ANN METZGER 46 Seniors 1987 SENIORS AT THEIR BEST 't UG £ v VvSUSfci ri 5 “ ' FRONT Erik Kulke Tim Wegener Eddie Weiss Ralph Tallmann Jeremy Statz Duane Kaltz Brian Bahls Sandrine Moraru Laura Johnson Amy Dornfeld BACK Coach Smanz Chad Mountin Brian Kohls Curt Arndt Len Rydstrom Wally Lauersdorf Bill Whited Tony Kudak Brad Bahls Kris Braun Kurt Whited Kris Mountin CROSS COUNTRY 1986- 50 J.V.'s showing their ALL!!! Girls MVR Laura Johnson Girls CAPTAIN Amy Dornfeld Kris Braun Girls Most Improved Kris Braun Boys MVR Curt Arnot Boys CAPTAINS Bill Whited Brad Bahls Boys Most Improved Bill Whited Tim Wagener Hey, good lookin'!!!!!! FOOTBALl Break dancing Kevin? VARSITY us THEM JV us THEM Marshall 6 7 Marshall 12 0 Ithaca 7 6 Palmyra 20 0 Palmyra 12 20 Deerfield 12 19 Deerfield 14 13 Lakeside 0 6 Lakeside 42 6 Waterloo 10 0 Waterloo 12 24 Cambridge 32 0 Cambridge 13 21 Johnson Creek 38 6 Hustisford 54 0 Johnson Creek 33 0 Lake Mills 20 14 Our goals were to bring stability to our team, be competitive in the conference, and have a winning season while having fun. Together with the coaching staff, players and fans, the 1986 Dodgeland Football team reached these goals. First Team Matt Yuenger-Def. Line Second Team Matt Yuenger-Off. Line Perry Firari-Def. Line Steve Wild-Off. Back Honorable Mention Bill Kolb-Flanker Troy Haupert-Quarterback Mark Justmann-Linebacker Kevin Schultz-Captain Matt Yuenger. Bill Kolb-Co MVP's 54 Jh - VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Front: Debbie Bis- choff. Angie Soldner. Paula Jeffery, Center: Kris Moser, Sandy Gahlman. Tina Shea, Julie Gahlman. Back: Coach Voelker, Christy Mortenson, Gwen Schultz, Tracy Steiglitz, Michelle Wagner. Beth Klug, Sally Nehls. Coach Kuhn All-Conference Honorable Mention: Tracy Steiglitz,. Christy Mortenson. Beth Klug Co-Captain Co- MVP: Sandy Gahlman. Tracy Steiglitz J.V. Front: Heather Kasten, Tammy Kohn, Jeanette Eaus- lin, Middle: Nicki Schulte. Bren- da Fabisch, Paula Weinheimer. Alice Woodruff, Jenny Gorr. Wendy Draheim, Back: Shan- non Guenther, Amy Damrow, Stacey Westphal. Kris Moser. Billi Jo Petroselli, Gwen Schultz 56 VARSITY: Front: Marla Smith. Middle: Felecia Nebl. Teresa Blum, and Shannon Eauslin. Back: Chris Cribben. Wendy Kuzniewicz. and Andi Wild. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING 58 “Way To Go Trojans! JUNIOR VARSITY: Front: Becky Polzin and Judy Meier. Middle: Chris Steffen and Jen- ny Polzin. Back: Kelly Riege and Shelley Grueneberg. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: front- Paula Jeffrey, Felicia Nebl. Wendy Kuzniewicz, Diane Weinheimer, top- Heather Jablonski. Cocaptains: Felicia Nebl. Andi Wild Left to right: Shannon Euslin. Stefania Mininno, Tammy Zabel. Becky Polzin, Judy Meier. 59 Left to right: back- Billi Jo Petroselli. Shannon Euslin, Paula Jeffrey. Robin VonHa- den. Sandrine Moraru. front- Wendy Kuzniewicz, Heather Jablonski. Brenda Fa- bisch. Kris Brigowatz. They’re “Rockin’ around the Cristmas Tree” 96, 97, 98 .. . Advisors: Miss Weider and Mt£s Ward. 60 FRONT: Chad Buelter, Mark Yuenger, Keith Schmidt, Carl Huber, Mike Huber, Walter Lauersdorf, Brian Vinz. BACK: Mr. Gross - Coach, Sue David- son - Manager, Tim Loomis, Mike Hall, Chris Heuer, Terry Kohls, Mark Krause, Brad Rhan, Rob Kluz, Mr. Sweeney - Coach, Kris Moser - Man- ager. The 1986-87 Trojan Varsity team ended its sea- son with the best record of any varsity team since the formal consolidation of the school district. It finished with a 16-7 record. Matt Yuenger finished the season with an All-conference first team hon- ors and Steve Wild (Sophomore) made the sec- ond team All-conference. This team was ranked in the top 20 of the state in class C for 9 consective weeks and went as far in tournament play as any Dodgeland Boys team in the history of Dodge- land. The Junior Varsity finished the season with a 10- 10 record. This team showed the most improve- ment of any team I have ever coached. Before the Christmas break the Junior Varsity was 2-6 and after Christmas we had a 8-4 record. This group of players has a great deal of talent and potential. The future of Dodgeland’s basketball looks bright. One special element of the Dodgeland 1986-87 basketball season was the establishment of the freshman boys team. Coached by Mr. Aylesworth, the freshmen played nine games this season. Al- though the team finished with a 2 and 7 win loss record, players and fans were enthusiastic about the development of a complete basketball pro- gram at DHS. With the players getting one extra year of experience, Dodgeland fans may look for- ward to even more exciting basketball in the com- ing years. FRONT: Scott Schulte, Bryan Davis, Troy Haupert, Eric Yarolimek, Bill Kolb. BACK: Manager Shannon Guenther, Coach Rampanelli, Dean Knueppel, Kevin Schultz, Tim Parson, Matt Yuenger, Steve Wild, Bob Bunge, Leonard Rydstrom, Manager Beth Bachofen. FRONT: Ross Rhan, Dan Kolts, Troy Snow, Bill Braun, Craig Schoppe, Shawn Boettcher. BACK: Manager Tammy Kohn, Mark Seering, Troy Yarolimek, Chad Bader, Chris Adams, David Zank, Manager Lisa VanderGa- lien. FRONT: Ed Weiss, Jeremy Statz, Jamie Henschel, Mike Kolb. BACK: Coach Aylesworth, Tim Wegener, Dewey Koltz, Mark Brooks, Chad Mountin, Brian Kohls, Brad Parson. 65 VARSITY: Bottom Row, Wendy Draheim, Kris Mountin, Paula Weinheimer, Angie Soldner, Beth Klug, Sally Nehls, Gwen Schultz, Coach Kurt Guenther, Top Row, Heather Kasten, JV Coach Dennis Bravick, Christy Mortenson, Tracy Stieglitz, Kris Braun, Sandy Gahlman, Dawn Walker, Julie Gahlman 1986-87 LADY TROJANS JV: 1st Row, Jenny Kraemer, Alice Woodruff, Kim Gosdeck, 2nd Row, Kathy Henriott, Paula Weinheimer, Amy Damrow, Brenda Fabisch, Nicole Schulte, 3rd Row, Candy Karpinski, Teresa Blum, Jeanette Eauslin, Lisa Mulvaney, Laura Maaske, Chris Steffen, Coach Bravick. TROJAN Tri-Captains: Tracy Stieglitz, Kris Braun, Sandy Gahlman Dodgeland was down bv insr MVP: Tracy Stieglitz REGIONAL CHAMPIONS SECTIONAL FINALISTS 22-4 UDY TROJANS BASKETBALL Managers: Kris Mountin, Wendy Draheim, Heather Kasten FRONT ROW: Laura Johnson. Mary Metzger. Chris Cribben. Sandy Gahlman. Amy Dornfeld. Stephy Mininno. Patty Firari. Tammy Kohn. MIDDLE ROW: Paula Weinheimer, Jenny Kramer. Kim Gosdeck, Jenny Gorr. Dawn Walker. Becky Gentz. Shannon Euaslin. Gwen Schultz. Alyce Woodruff. Amy Dobbratz - Manager. BACK ROW: JoAnn Greppi - Manager. Mrs. Schecher - Coach. Debbie Kalscheur, Jeanette Eauslin. Kris Mountain, Christy Mortenson, Angie Soldner, Candy Karpinski, Wendy Draheim, Heather Kasten - Manager. Mr. Bravick - Asst. Coach. FRONT ROW: Joel Stiller. Kurt Whited. Mark Yuenger. Travis Kreitzman. Curt Arndt. Duane Koltz. Brad Bahls. Tim Wegener. Tony Kudak. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Smanz - Coach. Ross Rhan. Troy Snow. Pete Geisheker. Ed Weiss. Mark Justmann. Craig Schoppe. Dan Koltz. Brian Bahls. Bill Kolb. Mr. Bravick - Asst. Coach. BCK ROW: Keith Schmdit. Troy Haupert. Ervin Woodruff. Brian Kohls. Cahd Bader. Steve Wild. Chris Adams. Pete Tillema. Wally Lauersdorf. 70 DHS TRACK 1987 Co-Captain Bill Kolb Co-Captain and MVP Sandy Gahlman MVP Field Event. Most Dedicated, High Point Person. 1st at Regionals, 1st at Sectionals, and Advanced to State Christy Mortenson. — till t till I Photos by Mrs. Schecher HOMECOMING PEP RALLY i BEFORE IMT- AFTER HOMECOMING COURT We oughta be in pictures!! Say t cheese, Scott, Chris is!! Matt, put your head up!! Homecoming Court 1986 THE GLORY OF LOVE HOMECOMING DANCE 79 Lay it on him Sandy!! Tournabout Court: Tammy Kohn and Mike Kolb. Dawn Pilsner and Ross Rahn. Becky Justmann and Paul Szopinski. Billi Jo Petroselli and Ross Winter. Kelly Borth and Randy Giesecke. Jody Burnett and Shane Peltier. SEATED: Queen Crystal Larson and King Perry Firari. TURNABOUT ’87 “WILL YOU STILL LOVE ME?” TURNABOUT COURT 81 PROM 1987 Court: Front. Corey Schrier and Penny Theodozio. Bill Kolb and Julie Gahlman. Prince. Justin Rhodes and Princess Veronica Vergenz. Holly Westphal and Kurt Whited. Paula Jeffery and Troy Boettcher. Middle. Mark Justmann and Beth Klug. QUEEN. Rose Cnbben and KING. Scott Mink. Joelle Klages and Mike Becker. Back. David Bagneski and Candy Strahota. Jason Vredeveld and Jenny Schmidt. Robin VonHaden and Dean Knueppel. Kris Brigowatz and Ross Winter. Scott crowns Rose KING SCOTT QUEEN ROSE Prince. Justin Rhodes Princess. Veronica Vergenz 84 Mi CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’ ... Debbie Kalscheur welcomes her new title as the 1988 Junior Miss. 85 Shannon Euslin, 3rd runner-up; Paula Jeffrey, 2nd runner-up; Tina Shea, 1st runner-up; Debbie Kalscheur, Dodgeland’s 1988 Junior Miss. ACADEMIC DECATHLON LEFT Eric Yarolimek, Steve Strode. Melissa Berthold. Debbie Kalscheur. RIGHT Felicia Nebl. Amy Dornfeld. Troy Haupert. Eric Kestin. CENTER Mike Hall. MOCK TRIAL The Dodgeland Mock Trial Team competed in the first round of a statewide tournament sponsored by the Wisconsin Bar Association on February 21, and defeated James Madison Memorial High School. Dodgeland was the plaintiff in the morning trial, winning the performance decision. The fictitious civil case being prepared by the teams involves the plaintiff J.C. Remington, who is suing Morgan Nash, a parent and social host as being responsible for allowing intoxicants to be served to the teenage driver of a car involved in an accident in which Remington sustains $25,000 in damages. Cases such as this truly helps the Dodgeland stu- dents prepare for real life situations. LEFT TO RIGHT Melissa Berthold. Steve Strode, Bill Braun, Marla Smith, Paula Jeffrey. Troy Boettcher, Mark Klossner. 86 ANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS C FIDDLER ON THE ROOF The Dodgeland Chorus department did an out- standing job of presenting the musical Fiddler on the Roof in 1986. The cast and crew should be applauded for their hard work, dedication, and abundant talent. COME TO THE CABARET 89 ASSEMBLIES A break from the regular routine a Troy getting his head chopped off! Lawrence Gregory escaping from a straight jacket. VALEDICTORIAN............................Tracy Marie Stieglitz SALUTATORIAN....................................Eric M. Kestin President...... Vice President Secretary...... Treasurer...... CLASS OFFICERS ............................Michael J. Hall ............................Eric M. Kestin .......................Amy Lynn Dornfeld .......................Felicia Gwen Nebl Kristine Marie Braun Kim Marie Brigowatz Christine F. Cribben Amy Lynn Dornfeld HONOR STUDENTS Troy L. Haupert Eric M. Kestin Felicia Gwen Nebl Leonard D. Rydstrom Tracy Marie Stieglitz Paula J. Westphal Andrea Terese Wild STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Melissa Ann Berthold Leonard D. Rydstrom Christine F. Cribben, Treasurer Kevin K. Schultz Kelly Marie Marquardt Paula J. Westphal, Secretary Eric Anthony Yarolimek, President 91 THE CLASS OF 1987 SAY THEIR GOODBYES CLASS MOTTO For yesterday is but a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision; But today well-lived Makes every yesterday A dream of happiness, And every tomorrow A vision of hope. CLASS FLOWERS............Purple Rose (Girls) White Rose (Boys) CLASS COLORS..................................Purple and White CLASS SONG...........................................Walk Tall A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DODGELAND STUDENTS The future is yours in all its mystery and promise. Know that it will offer you trials as well as treasures, tears as well as triumphs. Walk down life’s winding pathways with courage and humor and hope, savoring fully your achievements and learning from your defeats. Speak kindly of others . and think kindly of yourself. Be forgiv- ing, no less of your own mistakes than of theirs. Learn to laugh learn to listen. Aspire not to an unreachable perfection, nor merely to gain approval in the eyes of your friends. Strive instead to live to the best of your ability by those personal standards of honor and excellence which only you can set. Cher- ish, above all, your individuality. Glory in those special qualities of mind and spirit that make you uniquely you. Realize always that you are capable of reaching difficult goals and exceeding them, of dreaming wonderful dreams and making them come true, of achieving the only kind of success that really mat- ters: that of being at peace with yourself and with the world around you. Now the moment has come . the world awaits . . the future is yours. -Edward Cunningham Dear Reader: I took the job as yearbook editor last year when Mrs. Neumann asked me because I though it would be interesting as well as challenging. It proved to be the extremes of both. I would always page through my old yearbooks and try to find changes that could be made to improve its contents. I hope I have succeeded in meeting with your approval. However, I can not take all of the credit. This years yearbook would not have been possible without Ms. Kahle. I would like to say “thank you” to her. We were both “rookies” when it came to piecing together a yearbook, but we pulled each other through. We faced many obstacles through out the year (rolls of film that never turned out, pages that had to be done and often redone, and a constant concern for our current cash situation), but we were able to overcome them. I would also like to thank the rest of the Reflections staff for all of their hard work. You should all be proud of what you accomplished. Upon saying good bye as editor, I would like to wish next years editors the best of luck and enduring patience. Thank you, Melissa Berthold Reflections Editor 1987 It is easy to be pleasant When life flows by like a song, But the man worth while is one who will smile, When everything goes dead wrong. For the test of the heart is trouble, And it always comes with the years, And the smile that is worth the praise of earth Is the smile that shines thru the tears. Chris Adams Troy Alvarado Beth Bachofen Mark Brooks 1 i 1 Amy-Jo Dobbratz Mark Buelter ■ Brenda Fabisch m Amy Beechey Douglas Burke Sarah Callies Rebecca Gentz Kathy Behling Lester Huffman Joe Hupf Candielyn Karpinski i , Gerald Kjornes y Chad Klink 98 Brian Kohls Jill Kraemer Heather Kohls m f Jennifer Kramer Tammy Kohn Travis Kreitzman Christopher Koch Erik Kulke 99 Marc Rupnow Keith Schmidt Lynn Schoenwetter Jennifer Schuett Lorie Schuld Kristine Steffen Nicole Schulte Jeremy Statz Joseph Stock Eddie Weiss Ralph Tallmann Alyce Woodruff Peter Tillema Mark Yuenger Lisa VanderGalien Tammy Zabel Timothy Wegener Not Pictured Dave Zank 100 CLASS OFFICERS President: Chris Adams; V. President: Mike Kolb; Sec.: Niki Schulte; Treas.: Tim Wegener; Student Council: Erik Kulke and Beth Bachofen. Sophomore 1 JB I t t Sophomore class officers: (l-r) Amy Damrow, Vice President; Gwen Schultz, Treasurer; Angie Soldner, Secretary; and Shannon Guenther, President. Robin Achtziger Chad Bader Brian Bahls Theresa Blum William Braun Denise Brown Chad Buelter Cynthia Corton Wendy Henschel Corey Huebner Tammy Jaeger Rebecca Justmann Shawn Boettcher Amy Damrow Brian Hamning Troy Justmann 103 Mark Krause Ross Rahn Walter Lauersdorf Christine Mortenson Christine Recker Kory Leistico Kenneth Rist Christine Marks Joel Schaalma Gerald Marquardt Kevin Schoebel 104 Craig Schoppe Troy Snow Paula Weinheimer Mark Seering I ' Gwen Schultz Not Pictured: Elizabeth Blaedow Kathy Henriott Laura Maaske Eugene Minton Stacy Schultz Steven Wild Troy Yarolimek DO IT WITH Stacey Westphall Albert Zink 105 Curt Arndt Brenda Behlmg Bradley Bahls Michael Becker John Berndt David Bagneski Lisa Berger Bryan Davis k Rosemary Cribben Julie Gahlman Frank Goldbach Dean Grosenick Dawn Grueneberg 106 Carol Koch V Amy Krinn Anthony Kudak Bill Kolb Randy Koprek Crystal Larson Paula Kohrt Sandy Kohls 107 Rachel Lauersdorf Todd Manske Steve Metzger Kris Mountin Sally Nehls Brad Pocius Tim Parson Tim Percifield Scott Mink Kris Moser Junior Class Officers: FRONT: Paula Jeffrey. 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SSS7S -m-g-g.g-g.g-g-g-g-g-gT-g-g.g.g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g 113 rff-g-g-g.g-g.ggg STATE BANK OF REESEVILLE 114 207 Front St. Beaver Dam, Wl 53916 (414) 885-3050 Team Sports - Ath. Wear Custom Garment Printing FREDERIC G. HAESSLY, M.D. 107 East Center St Juneau, Wl 53039 386-4479 Congratulations to the Class of “87” (414) 027-5511 KUEHL-MURRAY Funeral Home Reeseville Volsin Recycling do. R.R. 2 BOX 203A LOWELL. WIS. 53557 TOM POLSIN JIM POLSIN MUELLER AUTO CO., INC. Oldsmobile ies e. oak st. JUNEAU. WISCONSIN 53039 (Cjhcvmlct Best Wishes Class of “87” CITIZEN PUBLISHING COMPANY 805 PARK AVE . BEAVER 0AM. Wl 53916 (414) 887 0321 Dick McDermott ADVERTISING DIRECTOR STUEBER’S STORE Clyman, Wl AMERICAN FAMILY AUTO HOME KJSJHESS HEALTH UFt AMERICAN FAMILY Financial SERVICES INC Tony Cox Juneau 114 A South Main (414) 366-5500 Delicious Weekend Specials Friday — Chicken Fish Buffet $4.95 Saturday — Buffet $5.95 Sunday — Brunch (11-2) $4.95 (Senior Citizens $3.95) (5-9 p.m.) 2 Dinners for $5.00 Bruce Donna’s Lounge 150 S. River St. Lowell 927-3215 M COMPANY,INC 201 HARRISON STRUT' RdSCVILLI. WIS. 53570 Ph� «4 414 427 MRS 115 Tyme • Money Card • Visa • MasterCard 885-5511 LOBBY Mon.-Wed. 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Thur . 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. • Fri. 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M AUTO BANK Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Fri. 8:30 A M. - 6:00 P.M. Sat. 8:30 A.M. - 12:00 124 North Spring Street • P.O. Box 278 Beaver Dam, Wisconsin 53916 Member FDIC DORNY’S BAR ‘The Friendliest Place in Town” Homemade Chili Sandwiches Clyman, Wl Home of the Trophies CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1987 JUNEAU PHARMACY PhoToqRAphy Beaver Dam, Wl 55916 166 E. Oak St. 386-4604 Mike Chandler 116 t -X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-±-X-X-X-3 BMflBg John Deere Horicon Works—Horicon, Wisconsin LAATGCH ABSTRACT CO., INC. 105 SOUTH MAIN STREET BOX 184 JUNEAU. WIS. 53039 TELEPHONE 386 5544 JOE’S AUTO SERVICE 437 E. Oak Grove St. Juneau, Wl 53039 PH: 386-3311 JCPenney BEAVER DAM MALL You’re Looking Smarter Than Ever JCPenney _m 21 JUNEAU VARIETY Complete Line of Variety Merchandise and Gifts Juneau, Wisconsin 386-4611 HICKEY REAL ESTATE CO., INC. 809 Park Avenue L Beaver Dam. Wisconsin 53916 “ Business (414) 885-3312 Residence (414) 386-4974 LINDA L. DAVIS JUDY L. SCHULTZ Sales Associate Sales Associate Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated iroaa LIDTKE MOTOR INC. Beaver Dam Dodge County INDEPENDANT-NEWS published by Royle Publishing Co. DHS - We’ve got you covered! 117 tan studio] ® _____________(m 885-6318 Buvcr Dam, Wl JUNEAU BOILER WORKS MPW-004322 Phone-386-5558 Plbg - Htg - A Cond Sales Service Good Luck Seniors 168 East Oak St. THE AMERICAN National Bank Member F.D.I.C. 115 Front Snoot Boa vor Dam, Wl ‘Your Independent Bank” HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE THE ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR SPECIALIST 118 Front Street, Beaver Oam, Wisconsin 53916 Phone: 414-887-0622 cjSoviis Cyjekls CDairu EEEa airy LS arms JUNEAU, Wl 53039 9W) A EBrnuty cSd ti. FAMILY HAIR STYLING 162 E Oak St . Juneau. Wl 53039 4 14-386-2424 IT’S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE PIGGLY WIGGLY 331 East Center Street Juneau, Wisconsin 53039 414-386-2972 BEAVER DAM 887-7261 .T.T-T-T.T.g-T-T-T -T -T-T-T-T-T -T-T.T.T-g.T: 118 1. Paula Westphal 2 Beth Gorr 3. Patty Firari 4. Cindy 8auer 5. Kim Brigowatz 6. Kay Pearson 7. Chris Neis 8 Felicia Nebl 9. Amy Dornfeld 10 Micky Hollander 11. Julie Lentz 12. Dawn Manning 12. Kelly Marquardt 14 Chris Cribben 15. Kris Braun 16. Jody Burnett 17. Tracy Stieglitz 18. Troy Haupert 19. Matt Vuenger 20. Kevin Schultz 21. Kelly Borth 22. Leonard Rydstrom 23. Bob Bunge 24. Sue Davidson 25. Mike Hall 26. Michele Wegener 27. Chris Szopinski 28. Greg Ward 29. Shelly Vandergalien 30. Mark Klarkowski 31. Steve Pullam 32. Eric Yarolimek Congratulations Heather! We're so proud of you and the strides you've made this year! You're a wonderful daughter and we love you!! We hope you have a happy and very successful future! Love, Dad and Mabel Mom and Ken Best Wishes Scott Mink Paula Weinheimer Bethany Klug Dawn Pilsner Angie Soldner THE 1987 SERVICE L ! PROFESSIONALS! Guptills Dodge-Chrysler-Plymouth MICKY GUPTILL Service Monoger 113 Woshington Honcon. Wl 53032 414 465-4765 TVcUc tt Stuki li ; X' . I' Photography A Custom Framing 229 N. Ludirigton, Columbus, Wl 53925 414 623-3460 120